Curriculum
Managerial
Tool Courses (20 Credits)
These
are the basic skills of the MBA Program (Common Body of Knowledge).
These
courses provide the foundation for the specialization areas to follow.
Undergraduate
Business majors who have completed their degree within the past
seven years from an AACSB accredited university may be eligible to waive
the tool courses. The minimum degree requirements
for such students are 37 credits.
Required
Courses (10 credits)
* All tool courses and Business Review Skills exams (if required) must be completed with passing grades prior to enrollment in IBA I
Areas
of Specialization (18 - 27 credits)
Specialization
Track #1
Specialization
Track #2
Specialization
Track #3 |
9 credits
9 credits
9 credits |
|
Specialization
Track #1 |
9 credits |
|
Specialization
Track #2 |
9 credits |
|
Specialization
Track #3 |
9 credits |
(see
listing below)
TOTAL
Program Requirements 37-48 credits
Constraints
-
The maximum credits required is forty-eight (48). The minimum
for a student with a business degree from an AACSB accredited
institution within the last seven years is thirty- seven ( 37).
-
Students with an undergraduate degree in Business who are
eligible to waive the tool area courses must complete an advanced
course in four of the seven areas waived. Students do not need an
advanced course in their area of undergraduate major. Students who
waive the tool courses are required to take a Business Skills
Review course (non-credit) and pass the related on-line exams in the first semester of enrollment.
-
Students who are required to take the tool courses are required
to take only two specialization tracks (18 hours). Students who
waive the tool courses are required to take 3 specialization tracks
(27 credit hours).
Note: Tool/core courses may not be counted as
electives.
MBA
Specialization Tracks include the following:
Building Sustainable
Enterprise
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Advanced Financial Management
Government
and Business
Health
Care in a Changing Business Environment
International
Business
Advanced
International Business
Management
Management Information Systems
Advanced
Management Information Systems
Marketing
Strategy
Advanced
Marketing
Supply Chain Management
Note: Some Application Tracks may not be offered each
year. Additional applications tracks may be developed based on students
interests and needs. |